Kobe has 17 triple doubles in his career, and 151 double doubles. He's had 12 3's. He's had 16 rebounds twice. He's had 15 assists before. He has the most points scored in this era of basketball that people have actually witnessed.
Kobe outrebounding his frontcourt
3 straight ten or more assist games
Again, anything Lebron can do, Kobe can do it. This was my point. They don't play the same roles, or the same positions in their offenses, your post about Lebron being such an incredible facilitator is bunk because he has the ball most of the time. If you really look at the numbers:
Last year's turnovers per game: Lebron 3.5, Kobe 2.8
Most turnovers per game in NBA finals: Incredible facilitator?
Kobe career A/T ratio is 1.6, while Lebron's is 2.0. To give you some reference, Chris Paul is at 3.9, Deron Williams is at 2.9. Derrick Rose has a better A/T ratio than Lebron, and nobody would call him a great passing guard. And again,
Kobe's job is not to distribute the ball, but even with said, Lebron isn't significantly better, and in fact, when it counts (e.g. NBA finals), he's pretty bad.
Now to flip the situation:
Kobe has scored 60 or more 5 times, Lebron 0.
Kobe has scored 50 or more 20 times since '05 Lebron, only 9 (Kobe scored 50 or more
4 times in a row in '07
)
Kobe has scored 40 or more 88 times since '05, Lebron 11
And for all this talk about Bron being so much more efficient, Kobe is a career 1.3 points per possession, and Lebron at 1.35 points per possession. And a lot of Kobe's looks depends on where he gets the ball:
Breakdown of Kobe's FG% and PPP in different areas
^^^ Last year Kobe was shooting 55% off of pick and rolls and 52% off handoffs. That's why you gotta look at stats with a grain of salt. Lebron is always dictating where the ball goes, Kobe is doing pick and pop, coming off the screen, or bumping in the post, if he doesn't get the ball at the right point, or right time, the double gets there early, and then he's gotta make magic to score.
Again, I said you won, but you insist to talk sh*t. Let's see your boy Bron win a back to back
(sad inside because I'm a Heat fan, but I give props to greatness when I see it)